District Consultation Council on Academic Services Agenda and Minutes
The committee reviewed and discussed several board policies and administrative procedures, including a review of the Category 1 list for legal updates, an introduction of proposed revisions to the waitlist procedure, and ongoing feedback on program and curriculum development. Standing agenda items included updates from the Academic Senate regarding AI projects, the formation of a workgroup to address AI integration, and discussions on student conduct procedures. The committee also examined scheduling calendars for policy reviews.
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Woodland Community College Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed course proposals including revisions for Culinary Nutrition, Environmental Science, Concert Choir, and Work Experience, as well as new course proposals. Program proposals discussed included Biology 2.0 AST, Chemistry AST, Entrepreneurship Certificate, and Sociology AAT. Business items included a review of local GE science class proposals and a discussion regarding standardized degree requirements for associate degrees, as well as strategic plan reporting requirements.
Sep 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Woodland Community College Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed various course and program proposals, including revisions to culinary, horticultural, and music courses, as well as new offerings in Emergency Medical Responder training. Discussions focused on finalizing standardized language for AA, AS, and ADT degrees and establishing goals for the 2026-2027 academic year, including developing local GE standards and implementing statewide curriculum initiatives. The committee also addressed operational updates, including the Curriculum Committee Operating Agreement, database reconciliation processes, and reports on enrollment growth and articulation requirements such as Cal-GETC and PCAH updates.
The meeting focused on curriculum development, including course revisions for Culinary Nutrition, Environmental Horticulture, Music, and Work Experience. Members discussed a new non-credit Emergency Medical Responder course, which was tabled for further review regarding enrollment limitations. Several program proposals were reviewed, including revisions to Biology 2.0 AST, Chemistry AST, Sociology AAT, and the Entrepreneurship Certificate, with the latter being removed. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved standardized catalog language for AA, AS, and ADT degrees.
